At home. Great taste — 7 years ago
An amazing rosato with our entrees — 9 years ago
Super quaffable. Rainer cherries and bright acidity. Yummy table wine brought by A Tribute to Grace's Grenache maven Angela Osborne. — 10 years ago
4th of July BBQ 'tweener wine. I had opened this and had a glass or two the day before, but brought it out for guests while waiting for the Cab to get some air. This is a really nice Grenache. Beautiful translucent red, nice nose and so well balanced. Love what @Angela Osborne is doing with this grape. — 10 years ago

Delicious Malbec, and the beautiful pouring attendants made for a stellar tasting experience! Cedar cigar box aromas, full bodied with a touch of elegance and a lingering finish. — 10 years ago
Caraway, rye, dusted chocolate, raisins, and most important: Duende — 10 years ago
What’s that you see on the label? Well, of course, it’s the outline of Spain’s most ferocious animal, El Toro! Although this version of manzanilla is not the cleanest you’ll find it still whisks you back to traversing the sunflower laden highways of Andalucía with nothing but a chilled bottle of this wonderfully dry sherry, some dry cured ham, a loaf of crusty bread and some pungent queso cabrales. Olé, my fellow oenophiles, close your eyes and imagine your back in the land of Fería and Sevillanas. — 6 years ago
Drinks like twice the price—something like a brunello. From Lazio of the indigenous and rare Cesanese variety. — 8 years ago
"One of the 10 best wines I've ever had" -- Scott Osborne — 9 years ago
St Lo Magno! Good grape. — 10 years ago
Coñac fino con notas a cacao, suave y elegante. — 10 years ago
Forward cherry, raspberry, and the faintest hint of mint. On the palate you're getting tart cherry jam with a citrus, green apple pop of acidity. Finish isn't anything amazing, but the tannins will grip anything off a BBQ, especially with some spice. Very drinkable on its own as well. Solid value at less than $12 — 10 years ago
Peppery, herbal, big. Reminds of a good non Rhône Syrah. Exiting wine. Should improve over the years. — 8 years ago
Family affair and you cannot be wrong😎 — 9 years ago
Excellent port!! — 10 years ago
So this was one of those moments, where I have an opportunity to taste a wine that affects my perspective as a winemaker. It was such an honor to savor a 22 year old Rioja Tempranillo. My first thoughts were "Breathe it in. I'm in love..." 100% Tempranillo, aged for 4.5 yrs in all French Oak, bottled in May of 1999. Subtle oak, tea. Menthol on the finish. Smooth with such finesse. A little soy sauce. When those in Rioja say that they make Tempranillo that will live long, they aren't kidding! Special thanks to Rocio Osborne, 6th generation at #bodegasmontecillo for sharing this beautiful wine with Deb and I today. — 10 years ago
The best Port wine — 10 years ago
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Very heavy and dry — 2 years ago